Better red wine than being dead

Hilarious, tragic, touching - a real Hendrik Groen When his boss says goodbye to him "with great regret," one thing is clear to Arthur Ophof: it can't go on like this. Twenty-three years in toilet paper distribution, in the terraced house of an Amsterdam suburb, in the marriage with his dear, gentle, understanding wife Afra - that's over now. And so Arthur dies. Not really, of course, but rather he arranges what needs to be arranged for a plausible demise. On a golf trip to the south of France, he suffers a tragic heart attack, is buried in his hometown and flees incognito to Tuscany. Arthur Ophof becomes Louis Mollema. But he has not reckoned with Afra, who is anything but clueless and tracks Arthur down in his heavenly domicile ... Read with much wit by Nina Petri and Achim Buch.